Record Breaking Weather

[orygunluvr]

Global data from NOAA released Thursday shows that the average temperature across the entire planet for the month of October was a record shattering 0.98 degrees Celsius (1.76 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than average for the month of October -- making it the highest average temperature reached compared to normal in Earth's historical record.

The list of superlatives for the month is staggering:
-- the warmest October ever observed (in 136 years of NOAA records),
-- the warmest month ever compared to average (out of 1,630 months),
-- the sixth consecutive month breaking a global temperature record, and
-- seven of the 10 warmest months have occurred in 2015.
The NOAA data is backed up by similar data sets maintained by NASA and the Japan Meteorological Agency, which also ranked October as the hottest month on record compared to average. All of this virtually guarantees that 2015 will rank as the warmest year overall, breaking the record that was set just last year.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/19/us/october...index.html

Seems that the "worst" years for the so called climate change have been when you democratics were in charge. We should just put a personal carbon tax on anyone that votes/voted democratic to help out those of us that have to suffer with your assault on our environment.